Would this hold a 7.5" long flash standing up?
19029
Yes. It has multiple compartments of various measurements. I measured the depth and you will have no problem with 7.5" height. Good luck!
81123
I have a 21 inch led on it and I am positive it could hold much larger. It is very sturdy/heavy duty. Hope that helps.
276720
You can use the little plastic stand that came with your flash. Just screw it to the stud that the clamp comes with.
518011
it pretty sure it would.but the elastic wears out and or breaks after a few months depending on how much you use it.i use mine every day for a flashlight that is5/8" in diameter 6" long.i've had 2 of them and the first one the elastic broke and this one it's already wearing out and i've only had it for 3 or 4 weeks.it held it pretty securely but now it's getting kind of loose.
1672434
I don't know how large and heavy that LED light is but I use the Pixel adapter on my Sony a33 to mount an old manual Nikon flash (SB-20) that weighs 9oz (250g) and stands about 4" (20cm) tall with no problems. I'd be willing to go up to a flash maybe twice as heavy without expecting any problems.
1483828
Not sure if it will or not. It supports my Nikon D7000,18-300 and auxillary battery with no problems. That set up weighs just shy of 5 pounds. It has a built in hook in the center. I hang my camera backpack there for extra stability especially if it is windy. Hope that info helps.
564979
Only if you do not have an attached battery pack. I really like this bracket with my much smaller 7D Check out the review: http://www.adorama.com/Reviews/pwr/product-reviews/Flash-Lighting/Stroboframe/p/SB310900-Stroboframe-Camera-Flip-Flash-Bracket.html
1854024
I am not sure it if would or not. The measurements between the holders is appx 6.5 inches but you would need something at least 7 inch wide in order to hold it properly.
1661013
Not familiar with that Camera, but if it has a Std. 1/4" receptacle for a TriPod or stand, then this will fasten to it ok.If the Camera is big n heavy, a brim is not the best of installations. But if it's not either of those, you're probably good to go.
1239413
It holds my Sony A77 with a Minolta 18-105 attached with no problem. The camera body is a little snug, but the depth should accommodate the longer lens.
2278454
The height of the bracket is adjustable. I use a Canon 580EXII mounted on a PocketWizard FlexTT5 and it fits fine.
193685
No It cannot. It might can hold when it is in shortest mode but when you extend it to the full length it is a little hard to hold even with a go pro. I think it is just good for smaller gun and shoot cameras.
1374009
Not sure, but I am disappointed because it fits my flash but is not secure.
1055303
Definitely requires a light stand. And you might want to gaffer tape around the flash mounts because they are not stable. Have dropped my flashes multiple times because of the flimsy construction. I actually do not use this anymore because of that. Beware !
70494
I went to pull it out to measure it .It stands 5ft 8in and the boom is two(extendable) sections that measure three and a half feet. I use Chimera Octa box's, the largest measures five five feet in diameter and is the heaviest. With counter weights , Canon 600ex rts, and only one section of the boom extended ,the stands are able to hold the five foot Octa very well. I don't think these stands are able to hold much more weight than that with the second section fully extended.
1843058
Yep. I have put much bigger strobe and softbox on it. It is really very sturdy. Got one for the studio and liked it so much we bought another. It is very bulky but strong.
2117639
After checking with measuring tape, I believe the largest it will hold a 7" long light, 1-1/4" diameter. The side panels are elastic and the Velcro flap will accommodate 5" to a maximum of 7" lenght.